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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Bolt" data-source="post: 132693" data-attributes="member: 3950">Re: X32 RackTo be clear, there are 3 types of cables that are usually associated with connecting keyboards.&nbsp; Unbalanced 1/4&quot; (tip and sleve), Balanced 1/4&quot; (Tip, Ring, and Sleve), and XLR.&nbsp; If you could provide your keyboard model number, I am s sure we could be very specific about the best way to connect it to a mixer.The best option is if you have 2 XLR outputs on your keyboard.&nbsp; Connecting 2 of these to the X32 Rack is very easy.&nbsp; Simply start with an odd channel, and use the next channel too (exe 1,2 or 3,4.&nbsp; Not 4,5).&nbsp; On the &quot;Home&quot; -&gt; &quot;Config&quot; page on the left there is a &quot;Link&quot; button that will pair the channels into a stereo pair.The next best option would be to connect 2 balanced 1/4&quot; TRS (Tip Ring Sleve) cables from your keyboard directly to your X32 Rack Aux inputs.&nbsp; Again start with an odd channel and use the next channel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Bolt, post: 132693, member: 3950"] Re: X32 Rack To be clear, there are 3 types of cables that are usually associated with connecting keyboards. Unbalanced 1/4" (tip and sleve), Balanced 1/4" (Tip, Ring, and Sleve), and XLR. If you could provide your keyboard model number, I am s sure we could be very specific about the best way to connect it to a mixer. The best option is if you have 2 XLR outputs on your keyboard. Connecting 2 of these to the X32 Rack is very easy. Simply start with an odd channel, and use the next channel too (exe 1,2 or 3,4. Not 4,5). On the "Home" -> "Config" page on the left there is a "Link" button that will pair the channels into a stereo pair. The next best option would be to connect 2 balanced 1/4" TRS (Tip Ring Sleve) cables from your keyboard directly to your X32 Rack Aux inputs. Again start with an odd channel and use the next channel. [/QUOTE]

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